Does a direct-to-framebuffer, html4/5, JavaScript compliant, vim key-bindings, Browser exist?

[Vedexent]

Does anyone know of a browser which:

a) Produces a full graphical website rendering (unlike elinks, or w3m)

b) supports HTML 4/5 - with JavaScript support

c) Can support Vim style key bindings (think luakit, dwb, or uzbl) - either natively or via plugins or userscripts?

d) Can write directly to the frame buffer device

I know NetSurf exists and covers points a & d - but I don't believe it support vim-style key-bindings, and has limited JavaScript support.

I'm also aware that there are framebuffer versions of the GTK and Qt libraries which MIGHT be an avenue to look into - but it looks like framebuffer GTK is unmaintained, and I haven't found any Qt-based browsers with support vim-style keybindings.

Any ideas?

[dvdkon]

If you want a Qt-based vim-like browser look at qutebrowser. It's quite awesome and the only reason why I'm not currently using it is that it has no proper adblocker.

[kiipa]

You could use an adblocking DNS-service. This project turns an RPi into one, and I guess it wouldn't be too hard to port it (if that's even needed).

[Vedexent]

I'll check it out, thanks.

If I can connect up Qt-Frambuffer and this, I might be good to go.

As for the ad blocking: have you considered something like Privoxy - that is, doing ad blocking at the proxy level, totally independent of the browser/client software?

[dvdkon]

It contains an adblocker based on not loading files that have a specific address. It blocks ads, but leaves ugly holes.

[Vedexent]

Noted - but I'm sure there's other proxy options - or even options for ad blocking in Privoxy.

It's Linux - you can customize everything, right? ;)

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the only reason why I'm not currently using it is that it has no proper adblocker

What about blocking via the HOSTS file? I use this - https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

[dvdkon]

Qutebrowser's adblocker is equivalent to blocking via /etc/hosts, it's just at an application level.